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This is only for content that's explicitly placed in your "Public" folder, not for anywhere else in your Dropbox.

• jacquesm 16y ago
  Yes, hence the 'that are not shielded'
  • brown9-2 16y ago
    Then no one should think it's such a "secret stash", should they? I think using this term is what confused people.
  • sfphotoarts 16y ago
    I think it seemed that you were trying to imply the dropbox's content (not just the public portion) would be visible to anyone. I am glad this was clarified.
    • jacquesm 16y ago
      No, definitely not, it's only the public folders and not the rest.
      • z92 16y ago
        'not shielded': implies that one has to do extra work to shield those. Default is not secure scenario. 'public folder': implies one has to do extra work to make those files public. Default is not public. I was wondering which one describes Dropbox situation correctly.